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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
Poor Demand for English Goods.

MANCHESTER, March 9.-The Guardian,
in it's commercial article to-day, says: The
market is firm and strong, checking pro.
gress in several departments where quan'
tity is concerned. The demand for India
is exceedingly poor and will not be mate
rally improved by moderate concession
by producers. The recent heavy decline
i'll exchange brought an important increase
OF inquiry from native dealers who were
ueslrOus of placing contracts for forward
delivery in anticipation of n rise in rupee
prices, which ordinarily follows drop in
exchange. Subsequently, however, there
was slight reaction in exchange, which
caused doubt of an advance in rupees and
therefore falling Off in the telegraph in.
quiry. A moderate business has been
done in China staples, and there are some
orders pending. Occasional orders for the
finishing goods have been placed tOr the
smaller foreign markets. There have been
but few important transactions in export
yarn and those mostly for the continent OF
China.
Home manufacturers are reluctant to
purchase beyond actual requirements, and
they have done poor business except
in fine yarns made from Egyptian cotton,
which sold fairly well at Fridays full
prices.
Cloth is inactive. There are inquiries
for China shirtings at offers often iafeasi-
bic. India shirtings, dhooties and jaconets
are neglected. Best and good medium
printing cloth is in fair demand Heavy
goods are slow.
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MRS. PARlNS LOCKED UP.
She Becomes AIpive to the Mayor of
Columbus-InGsnant Anarchists.

She Becomes Aheive to the Mayor of
observation-disclosures Anarchists.
COLUMBUS, o., hrch 9.-Lucy f. Par
sons, the lecturing narchist, was refused
a hall by a militaI company, where she
proposed to speak tnight. She called on
the Mayor to prote against such action,
and became 80 abuSe and demonstTative
that she was lOckedp.
When Mrs. ParSOLcalled on the man
agement of the ArmN' where the speeches
was TO have been delhred aud found that
she could not seem the place for that
purpose, and also lat the Mayor had
been asked tO preven the meeting being
held. she prOceened the city prison
and was considerable enragcd at the
time. She told BE- Mayor she
wanted protection at Il armOry and that
she wanted his assistant in securing the
hall, n it had been patfoI. She was in-
formed that police wui he sent to the
ArmOry, and that no nit ing of the char
acter would be held, aInhe proceeded to
upbraid him in the naInnf freedom say
in" that he was a scoundl and unfit for
the position he Oecuph, else he would
extend the protection sked for; that
there would in time be revO-
luton and q deal " which the
working people would see'c their rights
She finally informed the ilyOr that he
WAS of little cOnsequeTie and that the
meeting would he held retrdleSs of him
or his police protection. lHhe height Of
her excitement, the Mayor rdered her to
bc taken TO cell, and bsehlsed to let
any of the local sympathizei see her to-
night, although u number them have
called. Quite crowd gatlred at the
ArmOry to attend the meetil not know
ing Mrs. Parsons had been srestcd, but
none of them were all0Ad To come
in, being informed hat the
meeting would not take place; They held
a sort of indignation meetinS about the
hall, but soon disappeared. As. Parsons
was seen in her cell, and state4ha this i,
IN effort to muzzle free speed that SHE
has lectured IN seventeen St:ifs and this
is the first time she has ever hen molest
ell. Tonight she sent the foliaing tele
gram: z
n. H. Parsons, County jail, CtitgO:
Arrested to prevent my speaklg. An
all right. Notify press.
Icy"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
The Dock Yard Scandal.

LONDON, March 9.-COmmander Chad
wick, United States Naval attache, had an
interview to-day with the Controller Of the
Admiralty regarding the dock yard scan
dal. The latter said that the newspaper
assertions connecting anybody at the
American Legation with the trelchery of
Foreman Terry, OF the dock yard, were
false. All that the officials of the Ad-
miralty knew was that Mr.. Young Terry
sold naval designs to private persons. Mr.,
Henry White, Charge dAflaires of the
American Legation, in the absence of Min
lister Phelps. confirmed these statements
of the Controller and emphatically denied
that any one connected with the Legation
had made any purchases from Mr.. Terry,
rs alleged by the Ddiiy Telegraph and other
newspapers.
The agent of the Associated Press in Lon
don has been authorized to deny that the
American Legation was in any way impli-
Gated in the Chatham navy yard scandal.
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NOT TO BE FOUND.
The Disappearance of Richard Miller still
Wrapped In Mystery.

The Disappearance of Richard Miller Stlii
Wrapped In Mystery.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March S.-The
preliminary examination of James Roster
and Lucy Berry, who are under arrest,
charged with the murder of Richard Mil
Ter, has been going on to-day and tonight,
The most important evidence before the
Magistrate was given by Lodi Shaier and
Jack Ernest. Shafer, who is in jail on a
misdemeanor, swore that when Roster
was brought in the Berry woman
recognized him and asked him If he
was not there on the same charge Tor winch
she was held. The witness stated that
Roster and the woman had several conVer-
sations, and that they agreed to tell the
same story, one previously arranged. he
also said that Lucy Berry took himself and
Ernest into her confidence, and told them
that she, Roster, Julia Givens, cOlored
and Louise Russell, colored, were in the
McAtee house the night Miller
disappeared. She said that Miller
was very drunk, and that he gave her 50
and went into another room with her for
criminal purpose; that a man named jim
Coe, who lived in Alliance, Ohio, was un-
der the bed; that he crawled from under
tha bed, aud just then Roster, Louise
Russell and Julia givens, the two cOlOred
women, came in and took hold OF Miller
and robbed him, Givens getting check
for 500 and Russell only 81. When the
woman Russell found that Miller
had no more money she said: "The old S
of b, let's take him and do him."
Then GivenS, COe, Russell and man she
called Barnes, took him out of the house,
and that she LHcy Berry, and Roster went
to the door and saw them take the old
man down the alley. The party returned
in about half IN hour, and was asked
what they did with their victim, TO which
the Givens woman replied: "We did
him" After disSOSing OF Miller the wO-
man said the parti went into the house
and seat out for lAuOr or beer.
Ernest, the Othel witness, who claims to
have overheard tho conversation, told sub
stantally the sane story. \ number of
other witnesses hate been examined, but
nothing material las been obtained from
them, except proof that Miller was last
seen at the McAtee buse. The police and
a crowd OF men aud ipys have been search
ing for the body in the neighborhood of
Jackson's alley and al along the. .Kanawha
river front all dI, but without success so
far. The trial an seatc tch for the murdered
man is the all-ahorbiIg ( topic throughout
| the TOWN. A lalIe hImber of citizens
from Lubbock all vicinity, friends and
neighbOrs of Milk, are here attending the
trial and assisting n working up the case.
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OVER THE BRINY.
A Tribute to Beecher-FalSe Charges
Against Americans.

Against Americans.
LONDON, March 9.-The Rev. DR.. Park
er, of the City Temple, to-day publishes a
tribute to the late Henry Ward Beecher, in
which he says, among other things:
81 do not hesitate to pronounce him the
greatest preacher that ever lived. We who
bowed with him in prayer know with with
might of humility, penitence, faith and
love he stormed the kingdom of heaven.
His moral fearleSsness was consistent
throughout 1t was vain TO threaten Mr..
Beecher, once he had made up his mind,
No Luther was as prepared TO face q loss,
an infamy or a desertiOn. | never heard
him say an unkind word of any enemy.
"When Mr.. Beecher left my house he
put his arm nround my neck, kissed me,
and said: Good bye, old fellow, love
you.' These were the last words l heard
from Mr.. Beecher's lips. My house was
larger and brighter because Mr..
Beecher tarried there. Mr.. Beecher and
his wife used TO call themselves two old
folks; verify they might have been young
lovers, so devoted were they to one anoth-
er. wish 20 be at Mr.. Beecher's grave in
spirit to take short look where the body
lies and thereafter steadily upward to-
ward to heaven where he has ascended.'
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NO DIVIDEND.
Quarterly Report Submitted to the FesterI
Union Directors r..

Quarterly Report Submitted To the festern
Union Directors.
New YORK, March at the peeting
of the Directors of the Western Union
Telegraph Company President farvin
Green submitted the regular quartefy re
port. Ii is as follows: k
The net revenues of the quarter eliing
March 3lst instant, hased upon pbrly
completed returns for January, partie re
turns for February and estimating he
business for March will be about S7750. SO;
add surplus, January lst, Sc, III $40, gifng
a total of 81. .S2l $40. From which Apo
priating for interest on bonds 1923, q,
and sinking funds so, 900, leaves balane
of So, as, $40.
There has been large increase over tn
corresponding quarter of the previous yea
in volume of business. and a handsome 10
crease in gross revenues from the land lins'
service, which was cOunterbalanced by los
of revenues from cable service and by IN
creased expenses incident to the greate
number OF messages handled, and for eX
tensiye TecOnStruCtiOns.
The outlay for extensions, additiona
wires and for insulated wires, with a view
of getting the wires off the poles in New
York and Brooklyn has been very large
and must continue for Il time to absorb 8
large part of the net earnings.
The committee recommend that no diyi-
dend be declared. 4 resolution was passed
that, with the consent of the stockholders
the stock of the company should be in
creased by 81, 200, 600 TO take up scrip Il
that amount issued last April.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
BESwOOD.

Rev. W. King IL visiting bis home.
Mr.. Josie Coke is suffering from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The night turn OF the forge department
did not work last night
Mrs. Kelly, formerly Of Bcllaire, hat al
present Of Washington, ID. C., is th'
guest Of friends here.
The Il. & o. X. X. Company is making
several lines of track or switches on il,
vacant plot Of ground in Upper ward
These lines are 10 I've used for the relief OI
blOckades on the main track, or TO run In
empty cars.
Mr.. ]. White, an employe nj the River
side Steel plant, met with painful aeci
dent at that works, Tuesday. He was en-,
gaged on the stationary engine and had
the misfortune Of having the thumb Of hi.
right hand caught and crushed between
the cylinder and lever. He will not I0as
that member, but il will neeessitste hi,
being OF tor some time.
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EoodIye Ia Manning.

WASHINGTON, d. c., March al
though Secretary Manning's resignation
does not take effect until the first proximo
he virtually severed his connection with
the department this afternoon. In accord
ancc with his expressed wish, there was nc
formal leave-taking, but the very few
officials, who knew ofhis contemplated de-
parture, improved the opportunity to call
and say Goodbye"
O lie was presented with handsome floral
design by the messengers attached to his
Office, who also sent letter expressing
their appreciation of his kind and consid-
crate treatment.
Mr.. Manning will leave Washington to,
morrow for a short visit 10 New York and
Albany, prior to his departure for Europe.
He is suffering from severe cold, Int
otherwise his health shows no impairment
siuce his return to duty. Acting Secretary
Fairchild is still regarded rs his most
likely successor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

The cOmmiIec of Plymouth Church
having in chaT$ the funeral arrangements
say that rs thu Academy of Music is not
obtainable on H. day of the funeral, it is
proposed TO hold services on that day in
other sacred edl6,es. The memorial ser
vices of Logan PtSt, e. 4. f., will he held
in the church efcSt that of Plymouth.
THE BoDt WAS EMBAIMED
to-day. The fac4 4was not pinched, but it
had fsttened out much. Mrs. Beccher
was taken ont byk friend for the relief OF
drive, this aflerNou, but soon returned
thoroughly eXhaul Jed. Fears are enter
tanned that she WI not long survive her
illustriOus huSLam
The following wee received to-day:
New HA1N, Conn, March 8.
The New Haven entral Association OF
Congregational Minhers, now in session,
express 10 Mrs. Beeher and family, their
deepest sympathy fth her and them in
the death of the good man, prominent in
his age for his deviOn to freedom and
humanity, and among most of his genera
ton as q preacher drighteOusneSs and
love.
H. J. SsIRE; Moderator.
/ II. W. HUNT, Regisr.
ST.. LOUIS, March O. THE congregation
tf the temple of Goe of {. Louis mourn
With you in your sorrow May the eternal
Lord Of hosts comfort ".
l.. H. SSNEsCHEIN,
RABBI I,AC SCHwAB.
SCULPTOR J. Q. A. Waf made very
satisfactory cast of the fa this morning.
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A'uINr very truly,
GROVER CLEVELAND.
GoNE TO JOIN THE BOODLERs.

sharper Crosses the Border After
N"indlins Boston Capitalists.
t'SJnN, March 9.-Wm. c. Hickman.
oos'n'Iiy Of Philadelphia, hut lately Of
h@i"n, hts joined the American colony in
Gaaia.
Hickman, 1t Is alleged, swiudled mum
ov' OF Boston capitalists ont OF between
F0ooo auh SIO,OO0. lie claimed TO have
a mrmula for manufacturing an article
'aai BE- called ''suGlrine" out of common
SSA'eh. The Sugariue was TO take the
pl'e oi ordinary sugar, To which il was
eilal in all respects.
Acct ling 10 Hickmln's story. the
S~inaSnOuld he male for one and a half
cents iSn0nDd and -sold -readily for i've
aud half cents. Several eapitahStS !.
came Interested and furnished consider
Ole sums ct money which, it is said. HicS
man converted TO his own use. When b
iOuld he could no longer blind his dunes
he Ieit the city for Montreal. where he no,
'& lie makes no secret OF his where
aoputS. Hickman is said to be very wei
connected IN Philadelphia.
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Ad,,c. In ms,h.,..

Mn. Winslow's Soothing ByrupS -
children testhipg. is the pr-seTiptioA 49,
Of the best female Bur~s and ply -
IN the United Stat1r, sns has be1nls
for forty years with never falling ruioir1
by millions Of mothers for their a.
During the process Of teething is "
inealculable. IL relieves The chii1 ~
pain, cures dysentery aud diarrbn9 -
ing 10 the bowels, and wind collie. ~ ~
ing health 10 the child IL rests The ~ y
Price 2sc hottie.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
THE STRIKE BROKEN.
TRAINS ON THE BALTIMORE AND, OHIO
ROAD MOVING.
The Men Ordered Back 10 wak-Srikss st Con-
nsllsvilk Sill Rrm--The &iaahoa st tho
Nypano Yards At YOungsbwn-
Strikers Are Paid OF.

p,,r,,u,, MI o \. ,.l ,;l. .
'snv'' "'" ' INV
defeat oil tue strikers on the Baltimore ana
Freight traffic 4 beiop resume,a ON the
r,.d . rnrh.- ,s ,rs;n. w;,, n,oh.h,v
- I's,
'"nie 'n'oush HUN y''inoe''anu "'n'sss
The Pittsburg yards OF the road present.
ed a very lively appealance this morning. ,
sh;,,;ng s,v;ne. v.r. .ov;ry car. from
- A.. -sx ..... r..
'"0 P''''o' VI '.S ""o'.
yardmen were still q wogk, and said that
as the situation now lookea they did not
,h;,l ,h., ,h.v v~,o.ld ,cs.s ,hs str;t.rs.
~. m " : .s.' 80.
ihey were net IN sns aaho' Anu
said that 1t looked - thoe1p ~ strikers
would not make their poink Ilay attrib-
.rsh. ,..l
"'e tue "e'ne"'ns " - = - n =. -
OF organization. & ,s.,:s,
There were, howsysr, seppets - ~,
s,,;lsrs at noints hevond iglSnvno6 tunln'
an, -
sun ue'' ui''esa - sssuu sSs ~ - . -
III W, MaseS. -. -. ..,,,. -.
ihe i"ai "a, ne.sns -."sx 49,
W sen' ou' '"'S r, ~ -.ss.s-. ~
r, no" men "ea s's 's 49, - ~
"irnmou INV. NJ QUA" -. .ss.1ik
.n I...;.,, '. .a;S. .s~.. ~ go. -, -
''.o' nns' 'u nv -. ' - a.. s..F
at WORK Inc yaM eneshes - v,sa .u9S =.
Mehespor' anu fo's ru,y sun -,
are working. we nave aiSo sWo
aud crews working ON tne ~ r.
HllkmAn DrnUG0-
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STRIKERS PAID d
situation Unchanged Mt Youn}
Valley MIN Opt of 0u y

situation Unchanged Mt Youn( -
Valley MIN Opt ef Oul H.
YOUNGSTOWN, o., Mach
reigns in the yards Of the NJ
Pennsylvania Company, brokAa
the occasional movement of
trains.
The striking employees Of ths =
vania Company were called 70 IL S1kcs
this morning AMI paid in full 70 ~ dsls
they quit, the action indicasink thst ~.
company considered them dmrhaFuBd sod
wonld probably make an effort 70 Oh ttslf
places. None Of the officials Of either lioe
have been here this week. - y 9
At the Valley mill most Of Tho dsenftf
ments shut down this morning, bein9 ~
able 10 obtain fuel, and unless 3 supp19 H
received will close entirely tonight c.
wright, McCurdy X Co., thts norDt0&
made contract for natural gas ssd VIII ~
lighted tonight. =
A committee Of locomotive euGio1g1o'
OF the Nypano left last nigh toF uo1t,
York, but their mission Ii uulDoeo3 80
side the Brotherhood Of L0unme1txofI -.
giBeers.
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Hinder the RRneal,

WASHINGTON, March 0.-Thc President
to-day directed the removal of James d..
Lewis collector of customs at Petersburg,
Va, and John NJ Enshaw, supervising in
spector of steam vessels for the third dis
trict, which includes the Atlantic coast
from Cape Charles 10 the extreme end Of
Florida. The latter has been twice sus-
pended from Office and then restored To
duty because of the failure of The Senate
to act on the nomination of his successor.
Ia making these removals the President
has taken advantage for the first time of
the rencal of the tenure of Office act.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
Terrible Explosion In a Mill.

GRAND RAPIDS, Men, March 9Th,
boiler OF Gibbs shingle mill, near Edmore
'ariy this morning exploded with terrif,
iorce completely wrecking the mill and
eausing terrible fatality.
Two men were instantly killed names
not knOwnl and seven were seriouslv
wounded, one OF whom probably will die,
lhe loss to the mill is estimated at from
$500 to $1,000; covered by insurance
NO cAuse has yet been assigned for the ae-
cident -
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Sentenced Rebels,

RUsTCHUK, March 9.-Sentences pro
nounced to-day against several more
insurgents. -Four officers were condemned
to prison for life, four sentenced fifteen
years, and three for eight years. One
hundred and twenty soldiers belonging u
the battalion of Sophois were all sentenced
to three years. 1t is thought probable,
the Culgartan commander in chief will re.
duce al these sentences. No further exc
culions are expected. The troops sept tC
Silistra TO suppress the revolt have been
withdrawn.
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Tns ,l.,,.Ie iSiis;7n.t ss,laamore,

1
BAITIMoRE, Mach 3. While to might
the general impresson hee is ssAas some
sort of arrangementhas bJ q made for the
surrender of the co,troI blths BaIsinOrt
and Ohio railway it is pOitiyely slated by
a gentleman who near to Mr.. Garrett
that no arrangemat or contract exists
for such transfer. le at the same time
stated that q sy4icate will probably
formed. of which NJ. Garrett will be q
member for the wOr kng of such railroad
system as is spOkenpi. He further Sslu
there ia no law to Iavent the voting by
proxy of all the shan owned by the Gar
ratt family and enoial of Others to make
a majority of the stoe for any deal the
road authorities maytieem desirable. lie
yalso said that $3.50 pe share had been Of
Eered and refused for transfer OF ma
iority of the stock, ------s.EL
It was SAID this eve ug that an oner q
&C. 00O, 900 had been . sred for tne baiu,
more and Ohio telt aph sysfena, ana
e, Oo0, 600 for the exl ess business, gesn
Of which had been 'uestned. The deter
mined refusal of Mr.. q rrett to confirm OF
deny any Of the stattlents when nave
been made leave the Hople IN anxiety
Those who have alwtys been stauhcn \
friends of the Baltimot and ONO Ioad
will not believe that lny transfer Q, tue
control of the road \ S been or VIII ne
made.
Just how the laskser got around the
,,,-,.,.s.s-., =. TokSk3T (sskw..tkso will which
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No Appropriation for the stations.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The question
that has been raised rs TO whether tie Ag-
ricultural Experimental Stations bill re-
Gently became law, actually makes any
appropriation. 1t was supposed that the
bill appropriated $4,000 to each Of the
States, but such is its wording that it is
doubtful whether it makes any such sum
available
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The Mnrrantown Excitement.

Special T2egGm 10 the RtgtSeT.
MoRGANTowH, W. Va, March 9.-The
excitement caused by the suspension OF
students is increasing. Indignation meet
lings have been held by the students and
developments are promised by the boys
Charges are being prepared to be submit
ted to the Regents.
After the President publicly announced
the suspensions he was followed by Kisses
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Iptrirues Against Prince Alexander.

VIENNA, March 9.-The advance sheets
of Koch's memoirs give numerous proof.
that Prince Alexander, while ruler O
Bulgaria, made repeated attempts to con
cliate the Car, all of which were rem
dered futile by the intrigues OF IIilrOvo
formerly Russian Consul at Sofia, who sent
calumnOus reports TO st. Petersburg
Prince Alexander, in 1881, sent his resig-
nation Ia the Car, who insisted that he
remain upon the throne. The Xankotl
party, then anti-RusSian, supported Alex
andrr
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C,,ar,, Il so, n Hlooa Dt.ease.

No matter what parts it may fiually az
feet, catarrh always starts in the head and
belongs to the head. There is no mystery
about the origin of this diTefnl disease. II
begins in neglected cold. One Of the
kind that is .'sure TO be better in a few
days" Thousands of victims know how
it Is by sad experience. Ely's Cream Balm
cures colds in the bead and catanh in all
its stages. Not snuff or a liquid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10
The Travellers Candidate Named.

CHICAGO, March 9-The national
officers of the Travellers Protective Asso-
tion have decided to urge the name Of Mr.
NJ. ]. Pickering, the chairman Of their
National Railroad Committee, upon PTesi-
dent Cleveland as a candidate for Rail.
way Commissioner uDder the Interstate
law
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Considering the Matter.

NEW YORK, March 9.-The Executive
Committee of the Richmond Terminal
Company met to-day to consider the mat
ter of absorbing the Baltimore and ONO
and other systems. Action was deferred
until tomorrow. It is understood that
the purchase of the Baltimore and Ohio
sIock will be provided for BY q collateral
trust in which the baltimore and Ohio
stack will be placed aeIE the bonds taken
by,a syndicate. The c6ilnsel for the com
pauy are now at work % nc details oil tue
arrRPment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-03-10

DR.. TULIo S. VERDI, of Washington, ID.
C., the celebrated author, Commissioner OF
the National Board Of Health, etc, says
Liebig Co.'S Arnicated Extract Of Witch
Hazel is Invaluable" Cures Piles, Salt
Rheum, CatarTh, Painful Periods, Rheum-
atism. and Neuralgia Beware Of cheap
couDterfeits.